Sentence examples for demand for finger from inspiring English sources

Women in western Kenya, for example, are benefiting from the rise in demand for finger millet.

Town, who have been slowly edging away from the drop zone under Mick McCarthy after being bottom in November, rode out a period of Hornets possession and began to show the steel that the former Wolves manager's sides are renowned for - Richard Stearman most likely satisfying his boss's demand for commitment when having his dislocated finger popped back into place midway through the first half.

The company, which will cut 2,500 jobs, or 6% of its workforce, is pointing the finger at the soft demand for its electronic-end product, along with built-up demand at its customers.

Mega will cross its fingers that early 2010 brings demand for the Ni-Hao accessories and DVDs and playhouses that go for as much as much as $29.99.

Mr. Perry, meanwhile, reiterated his demand for more troops and federal agents on the border, pointing a finger of blame at the Obama administration.

And its popularity seems to have spawned another craze -- demand for real ocarinas, those flute-like musical instruments that look like sweet potatoes with finger holes.

Both presidential candidates have fingered market speculators, rather than the forces of supply and demand, for helping drive up prices.

Conversely, if we snapped our fingers and our trade deficit went to zero, we would have more demand for U.S. goods and millions of additional jobs.

Indeed, Finger and Lehmann (2012) found among Swiss farmers that DP have a negative effect on the demand for hail insurance as a risk management strategy.

Demand for office space improves.

Demand for these is dwindling.